Delayed drug reactions can appear days or weeks after taking a medication and may be life-threatening. Learn the signs, causes, and what to do if you suspect one-including rare but dangerous conditions like DRESS and Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.
View MoreGeneric drug prices are set by hidden middlemen called PBMs, not insurers or pharmacies. Learn how spread pricing, gag clauses, and formulary negotiations make insured patients pay more than cash buyers-and what you can do about it.
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View MoreLow ferritin levels are a common but overlooked cause of Restless Legs Syndrome. Discover the target ferritin range, how iron supplements work, and why IV iron may be more effective than dopamine drugs for long-term relief.
View MoreThe FDA's 2023-2025 changes to generic drug approval prioritize U.S.-made medications to prevent shortages. Learn how the new pilot program works, who benefits, and what it means for drug prices and availability.
View MoreCopay cards can cut your medication costs dramatically-but hidden insurer policies like accumulator programs may leave you owing thousands when the card expires. Learn how to use them safely and avoid treatment disruption.
View MoreReglan (metoclopramide) helps with nausea and slow digestion but carries serious risks. Discover safer, equally effective alternatives like domperidone, ondansetron, ginger, and lifestyle changes that work better for chronic symptoms.
View MoreAuthorized generics let brand-name drug makers launch their own low-cost versions during the first generic's exclusivity period, undermining competition and keeping prices high. Here's how it works-and why it's under fire.
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